AS 92386 · 4 credits · External
Language features analysis
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This standard asks you to analyse how different features of a language type you've studied in class work together and connect to each other. You'll pick a specific language genre (like mōteatea, haka, or pakimaero) and explore how its key features create meaning and effect. Your job is to show you understand what these features do and why they matter in that particular type of reo.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Identify and name specific features of your chosen language type (things like structure, word choice, sound patterns, or literary techniques)
- ·Explain how those features work together and connect to each other
- ·Show what effect or meaning those features create when they're used together
- ·Use examples from the text to support your explanations
- ·Structure your answer by following the question carefully and developing your ideas in depth
You identify features of the language type and explain clearly how they connect, using examples to show why these connections matter.
You thoroughly and deeply explore how features interact and create effects, carefully examine specific details, justify your thinking with solid evidence, and structure your answer around the question.